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23 July 2004

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Toshiba touts 'quick-start' laptop

Instant messages carry latest Phishing scams

Florida hacker faces 144 charges

Microsoft pitches into phishing battle

SAP posts 14 percent boost in profits

Toshiba touts 'quick-start' laptop
Toshiba this week unveiled a new line of laptops optimised for video and audio playback that include a "quick-start" feature which gets the notebook ready for television viewing or CD playing in just seconds. More...

Instant messages carry latest Phishing scams
Phishing schemes have moved into the realm of instant messaging. Security experts this week reported that instant message advertising links to malicious URLs have begun appearing, and that such URLs could be phoney website fronts used for phishing scams. More...

Florida hacker faces 144 charges
A Florida man was indicted on charges that he hacked into the computers of a marketing firm and stole more than eight megabytes of personal, financial, and company data, said the US Attorney General's office this week. More...

Microsoft pitches into phishing battle
Microsoft this week said it would contribute both software and a paid analyst to a forensics organisation that's fighting phishing scams. More...

SAP posts 14 percent boost in profits
SAP AG this week reported for the second quarter a 14 percent jump in profits and a 15 percent increase in software revenues, driven in part by strong sales in the United States. More...

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